This study found that active video games (AVG) were effective at increasing energy expenditure and activity levels in children and adolescents with obesity. Active video games can be a therapeutic tool to improve cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, and body awareness.
Publication: The FASEB Journal
Authors: Webb Smith, Ryan Moran, Caroline Fu and Trent Scott
Read the full study here.
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